The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

The most wonderful food. Cullen Skink incredible Light battered fish so succulent.

Take away- chicken in a vegetarian curry, next to no filling in peshawari naan, roti like leather. Won't be going back!

Had a meal good food and friendly atmosphere and staff

Great find this hotel , great atmosphere , staff very attentive and professional at all times , great food good selection , bar well stocked, village has a bit of everything located close to Edzell castle , ample free parking off road, is a jem will definitely stay again .

Went last minute with a group of 10 people and 2 dogs after another booking in the area had fallen through, they happily sat us for food and drinks. Really nice staff and good food with something on the menu for everyone. They were very happy to have the dogs and brought them water.

We visit here occasionally, always good food always friendly. We use it for birthday lunches anniversary events in the family. The outlook over the driving range is so peaceful and serene. We love it here.

Recommend the steak pie lovely and tasty

Visited for breakfast, dog friendly table at window which was ideal as was nervous of the seagulls near the outside seating. Breakfast items were good quality, especially bacon and sausage (Callghans Butchers think it said) all very much enjoyed. Only feedback would be the tiny toilet that is a challenge to move around in as it is so narrow and small this won't be accessible for all.

On Saturday it was our last night at Loch Lomond and wanted to eat somewhere that offered a range of fish. That meant we booked a table a Duck Bay as nowhere else offers as much choice of fish as they do in the locality. Having spent a week at Loch Lomond every year for the past 25 we have eaten countless times at Duck Bay and have yet to be disappointed. Saturday night was no exception, fabulous food and impeccable service. I had the Tuscan fish stew and my wife had salmon . Both dishes were beautifully presented and delicious. I am coeliac ( gluten free) and the list of different dishes available on the gluten free menu is very impressive and is an example to others in the catering industry. Well done Duck Bay !

This is a lovely wee restaurant with a lot of outside seating available. On a nice day, dining outside would be a lovely experience. There was a reasonably varied menu. Prices are probably slightly on the high side, but our lunch was very enjoyable. Despite the restaurant being busy, service was quick and friendly. For anyone taking a car to the restaurant, the car park is not very big and on a steep slope.

Food looked good...drinks expensive

Two nights staying in the hotel this restaurant is attached to, so two nights eating here! Firstly on the way we tried to phone to ensure we got a table, the phone rang and rang but was unanswered, tried for over an hour. Mentioned it when got here “we were too busy”. First nights meal was ok but noted the menu was “tricky” bit precocious if anything and I actually said to person with me that I hoped it would be different menu next night. No it wasn’t so then I opted for the trusty steak with £11.95 surcharge!! If there is going to be a surcharge of that magnitude the dish needs to be good, it wasn’t in fact it was atrocious, tough, badly cooked and presented pathetically. The wait for some mustard just added to the frustration. Unfortunately I like staying at this hotel so no doubt will have to eat here again…..although I’d rather not, Hilton it’s time for a change please

A coincidence leads us to this place where we simply ate terribly well by the fire. What more could you ask for…!

I took my mum here for lunch. Just totally love this place. Food is amazing. Best food ever to be honest. Staff were very attentive. The chef ranald actually came out to speak to us. What a lovely guy. Compliments to the chef. His food is out of this world. Best place ever.

Food is fine, cooked to order so sometimes there's a bit of a wait